Sentence examples for certain elements of the press from inspiring English sources
"When at 14 I started being sexualized by certain elements of the press," she said.
Isn't the increasing labeling of disabled people as "scroungers" in certain elements of the press more damaging and incendiary than one comedian's use of the word mong?
The actress also outlined her experiences of sexism, including being "sexualised by certain elements of the press" at the age of 14.
Royal aides drew parallels between Diana's most upsetting encounters with certain elements of the press and the "unthinkable" actions of the French magazine Closer, which left Kate and William feeling "anger and disbelief".
Royal aides have drawn parallels between the late Princess of Wales' most upsetting encounters with certain elements of the press and the "unthinkable" actions of Closer, which left Kate and William feeling "anger and disbelief".
It would be a worrying sign if the architect of our new system of press regulation were to dismiss evidence of a possible breach of professional standards in a public inquiry merely as muckraking by certain elements of the press and unworthy of proper consideration.
They knew – we all knew – how certain elements of the tabloid press rolled.
She insisted that "attacks" by the right-wing press and "certain elements" of the BBC in recent weeks were a sign that her party was having a "measure of success" on the campaign trail.
The Condit-Levy case recalls certain elements of the stories of J.F.K. and Mary Pinchot Meyer, Edward Kennedy and Mary Jo Kopechne, Gary Hart and Donna Rice.
